The ladies and gentlemen, welcome to Improffrey Hums with Matt Bester.

That's me, this is Improff for humans today, four other humans in myself, and one musician,

because they are not human, they can't be, where's all that talent come from, it must

be from outer space. They're all here to make comedy gold. Horatio Sands, John Gemberling,

Mikey Delaney, Brian Husky, all here to listen to one of my favorite singer-songwriters,

David Bazon. Thank you, David, for being here. Thanks for having me.

You, we have been Lee on the show about three weeks ago. You guys almost have kind of a similar

model, like you do it yourself, but you have this really fascinating thing where you do living room

shows across the country, you don't do clubs, maybe you do clubs too, but you definitely focus a lot

on these living room shows, for people basically say, I got a living room that can fit what 100 people.

No, it's usually between 40 and 60. That's a lot. Those are big living rooms. I could not do a

living room show at my house. Yeah, sometimes I'm in the corner of the living room and people are

in the kitchen, and then in the foyer, also. What's the nicest place you've ever been to?

I played in a loft in Brooklyn that was probably $2 million, and you could see

I think four different bridges, two Manhattan from one. It's right at the corner there.

But it was fun, but it's fun when you're not thinking about, wow, what a great place.

And do you do backyards and barns and stuff like that?

I have, but I'm a pussy, so it's easier to sing inside whether it's reflection.

That's really cool. So if people are interested in this, where can they go to set up a show?

DavidBazon.com. Just that easy, folks.

All right, so this is one of our musical improv for humans. Our second one, so what we'll do is

you'll play a song. We'll briefly talk to you about it, and then we'll launch into a scene.

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